Singapore Exchange lists CCM Group Limited

CCM Group's inclusion brings the total number of listings on Catalist to 132.

Singapore Exchange (SGX) announced on Monday that CCM Group Limited (CCM Group) has commenced trading on the Catalist board, under the ticker symbol "CCM Group".

"We are happy that CCM Group has chosen SGX Catalist platform to fund its growth in an important and well established industry in Singapore,” said Mr Lawrence Wong, Executive Vice President and Head of Listings at SGX.

Singapore grown CCM Group is principally engaged in building and construction activities. The group specialises in main building works for residential and commercial buildings for the public and private sectors in Singapore. The group also provides leasing and installation of access equipment systems services.

CCM Group, with an estimated market capitalisation of S$18.44 million, brings the total number of listings on Catalist to 132, with a combined market capitalisation of S$5.5 billion.

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